Hgh First Experience, Allergic Reaction and Personal Testimony…

Article by Alicia

It’s been years now, but I thought I’d share this story about my first time ordering and using human growth hormone… I’m female, 36 years old (now in late July of 2020…) I was 30 years of age when I first decided to try Hgh.

Why I Started Hgh

It was YouTube that originally ignited the idea of using hgh. In particular, there was BBC documentary about longevity which talked about growth hormone use. A good part of the documentary took place in the Untied states where a lot of longevity research was being done. I would post a link to this BBC documentary, but it has since be taken down and I’m unable to find it anywhere.

If one looks at the few studies done with hgh and reads up on the anecdotal evidence from other hgh users, hgh sounds pretty appealing. It thickens skin which can thin with aging, gives one more lean muscle, more energy, boosts immune system…. There are several celebrities who take it for antiaging purposes, even though that’s technically illegal. And antiaging clinics give it to their patients, which is also illegal, but that is the subject matter of a different article.

My First Round of Human Growth Hormone

I remember my first time ordering Hgh online was from some Chinese supplier off of Alibaba. At that time I was 30 years old, it was 2014 and I was curious… I wondered it would help my hair grow longer or not or improve my skin. I didn’t know much about human growth hormone at the time, and it was a hassle trying to figure out which gage of needles to use, where to get them, how to mix it, etc. Youtube has useful videos for mixing hgh…

Eventually, through some online research, I figured it all out. The first few injections of Hgh didn’t seem to do much, but after about 4-5 consecutive days and a pretty high dose, some days were more than 3 units, I could feel my joints aching. Aching joints is a side effect of real hgh, which was a sign that I got real thing. I was pretty excited about it. I then dropped the dose down to 1.5 units every other day, which is an antiaging dose, or fat loss dose. I wanted to stretch out the 100 units of growth hormone.

The first thing I noticed when I started taking human growth hormone injections was appetite suppression. I could go all day and not feel hungry or need to eat and still have plenty of energy. I dropped my extra pounds quickly and felt really good. This was only at the beginning time of use. After using for some time this side effect lessened as my body adjusted.

An Allergic Reaction to Hgh

Things went well for the first two months of taking growth hormone. My energy levels were up, I felt like pushing hard on my workouts. My weight was down… However, long towards the end of that first round of hgh, I began to have an allergic reaction. I began to get a red bump at the injection site about 12 hours after each injection. I knew this meant it was an allergic reaction and my body was rejecting the hgh for some reason. An allergic reaction to hgh is rate; I was extremely disappointed that I was one of the unlucky ones who had a reaction. I had to discontinue my hgh and then decided to do some research into this matter.

Research turned out to be helpful as it often is. I read that when buying Hgh, some is more pure than others. Hgh is expensive to make and companies that make it often cut corners and leave a lot of byproduct in the hgh. One theory is that it is the byproducts, not the the hgh itself that causes an allergic reaction to occur. It’s not safe to use anything that is giving you an allergic reaction.

I let a few months go by, and then I decided to try one more round of hgh but this time from a more reputable source and a name brand. This time I used Hypertropin Hgh. The first few injections of Hypertropin I noticed a very, very subtle red mark, but as I continued use with Hypertropin, the red bumps quit coming and there was nothing but a clean injection site and an occasional bruise when I would inject into the wrong spot. I’m not sure why the small red mark would appear after the first few injections but later fade.

Fast Forward 4 Years –Hgh Effects

I stuck with this Hypertrophin vendor for the next 4 years taking growth hormone on and off. Turns out, human growth hormone has very little to do with hair length. However, it does help a lot with energy levels and immune system. To be on honest, what kept me taking it, was the boost to my immune system and the fact that it can make you feel warmer. For these reasons, I fell into the cycle of taking hgh in the winter and giving myself a break from it in the summer.

Hgh seems to have very powerful immune system boosting effects. I am one of those people who struggles with getting sick often and hgh has helped a lot! In the past, I would get sore throats that wouldn’t go away for months at a time during the winter, they would be mild sore throats caused by swollen tonsils, but persistent. Hgh helps immensely to kick sore throats and many other kinds of sicknesses that occur.

It also helps with body temperature. I’m extremely cold natured, but a shot of hgh helps me maintain a warmer body temperature. If I plan to go out on a chilly night and was to wear a some cute, but not too warm clothes, hgh is a great companion.

And the energy levels and stamina! When I am on hgh, I can get away with a lot of bad habits which would normally result in me getting sick if I were not on it. I can stay up later and lose sleep, drink more, eat more sugary foods, have more stress and still not fall sick… (Not that I make a practice of these things, but sometimes it just happens, especially around the holiday season.)

Hgh Blood Testing in 2018

Initially, when taking a round of hgh, I could feel the effects of the injection right after taking it. The first few times starting a round of hgh, it could also make me somewhat moody right after an injection. I could feel the change in my body. However, after some time, I no longer felt anything after injecting hgh. Also, no matter how much I took, I wouldn’t feel the ache in my joints like I could with my first injections. I even talked to my supplier and asked if anything in the formula had changed. He explained that after time my body had adjusted to having extra hgh and encouraged me to get a blood test. So, I decided to get a blood test to make sure the kind of hgh I had was legit.
It was early summer in 2018 when I went to “Any Lab Test Now” to have a growth hormone test. They were able to give me a little bit of a discount since I needed two test.

My first test, I was fasted, had not taken any growth hormone for days and it was 1pm in the afternoon. The results were .35 ng/ml. The normal range was .05-4.00 ng/ml. My second test, I took 3 units of hgh one hour prior to my blood test. I was also fasted and it was about 1pm as well. My results were 12.5 ng/ml! So even though I wasn’t feeling the same side effects as I initially did, it was still good hgh.( If you ever decide to get blood tested after taking hgh, you want to make sure and do it within 3 hours of taking it. Hgh only stays in ones system for about 3 hrs.)

Fast Forward to July of 2020

I still take hgh throughout the winter or in the event that I catch a cold or just if I start to feel rundown or tired. It has helped me get through some tough winters. And though it is expensive, I have found enough value in it to continue use for about 4-6 months out of every year. I have not experienced any negative side effects and plan to continue to use hgh for as long as I am able to.

Effects on Thyroid

One last side story about hgh I’d like to add is about hgh and thyroid. I started taking thyroid when I turned 26 years old. From 27 years old to 30 years old, I regularly took 90mg of Thyroid-S per day. After my first round of hgh, I was able to decrease my thyroid medicine to 60mg per day. I stayed on that dose for about 5 more years. I was then able to decrease even more and currently take 20mg per day. I can’t say how or if it was the hgh that effected this. I also took 2 rounds of hch before decreasing from 60 to 20mg. I only can speculate that the growth hormone or the hcg might have helped… I just thought I’d through this anecdotal information out there anyway.

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I hope this story was helpful!

Stay safe, strong and free! ♦